Welcome to this week's 10 Minute Tuesday. We have a really good topic this week. Carter thought of it. It's very, very good. We've talked about it in the past, but not at length. And it's what items in the hunting market can absolutely be improved on.

Yeah. Yeah, we've talked about this before because there's like 100 different things that could definitely be

improved upon, I think, starting with batteries, right, Joey?

Batteries.

Like, how is it possible some of these batteries just don't work? But some do. I don't get it.

Bigger battery. It's weird. What's another thing that you think could just be like?

Honestly, just battery connections in general.

You know, if you look back at the old mojos or even the old Lucky Ducks, dude, the way

that those things connect, like, you have to be an electrician to, like, fix it.

Like, it'll just come unfraid or something and it doesn't have enough connection on it

so then you have to move back on the wire cut it you strip it then put that through there's not enough

line boo-hoo figure it out drives me nuts yeah uh yeah another one for me big Dude, layout blinds could be way better. In what way?

Dude, in every single way. I know, but give me one. Okay. Number one, I feel like 90% of the lay

out there right now, like the thing that you lay on, no padding. And if there is padding, very little padding. We're talking about

almost none. Why? What do you think they should have there instead? Why wouldn't you have like

an inch and a half thick foam pad that's sewn into all of those, all of those things that you

lay on? It costs more. And you stick out of the blind more. Buddy, these layout blinds are

$400. I'm pretty sure we're not that worried about $ stick out of the blind more. Buddy, these layout blinds are $400.

I'm pretty sure we're not that worried about $10 worth of foam.

What did you say?

You stick out more?

If it's elevated, like two or three inches of foam, you're going to be out more when people

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